Ohio Businesses Back Twelve Principles of Industrial Relations
Twenty nine Ohio organizations joined a national chamber effort supporting twelve principles for industrial relations. The broad list includes Chambers of Commerce in Akron Alliance Ashtabula Bellefontaine Canton Cincinnati and more. The principles cover open shop rights fair contracting equal rights to organize responsible associations wage and hours guidelines and government role in regulation and public utilities.
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Washington
Ohio
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Chamber of Commerce
Akron
Alliance
Ashtabul
Chamber of Commerce Bellefoontaine
Canton
Carriage Builders National Association of the
U. S
Chamber of Commerce & Merchants Exchange
Cincinnati
Fire Insurance Club of
Cleveland
National Association of Marble Dealers
National Association of Steel Furniture Manufacturers
National Cloak Suit & Skirt Manufacturers Association
Steel Barrel Manufacturers Association
Ohio Board of Commerce
Ohio Manufacturer Association
Columbus
Sewing Machine Manufacturers Association
Dayton
East Liverpool
East Palestine
Elyria
Mansfield
Marion
Middletown
Piqua
L’ortsmouth
Teubenville
Twenty Five Hurt in Detroit Oxygen Tank Explosion
Twenty five persons injured, one probably fatally, when an oxygen and acetylene tank exploded at the Detroit Steel Company plant. Workers were on their way to work as the blast hurled one man fifty feet.
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Detroit
Mich
Detroit Steel Company
Cox Attacks Senate as Cox Backers Face Backlash
The Cox Quartet marks a tirade against the Senate calling it a vehicle for Harding’s backers. The piece accuses delegates at Chicago of being chosen by the party bosses and names Murphy of Tammany Hall Taggart Brennan and an agent of New Jersey as Cox’s campaign sponsors.
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Cox
Senate
Nomi Harding
Chicago
Boss Murphy
Tammany Hall
New York
Boss Taggart
French Lick
Indiana
Boss Brennan
Chicago Catacombs
Harding Foreign Policy Pledges America First When Elected
The piece cites Harding’s pledge to scrap Wilson’s league of nations and end interventionist policies. It argues a shift to American first diplomacy, steering from Europe to arc American interests, and promises better protection for citizens in Mexico and along the border. The public awaits the new era within about 180 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Wilson
Wilson League of Nations
United States
Wil
America
Armenia
Mexico
Europe
Morning Walk and Autumn Air Invite Daily Health
An editorial urges people to embrace outdoor walking as autumn weather arrives. It argues walking benefits health, builds lasting habits, and contrasts it with reliance on cars. The piece ends by noting Austria now requires abandonment of noble titles as counts lose their titles.
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Nature
Equator
Dr. Caldwel
B. C. Wilson
Hugo
Oula
Tomato Butter and Sour Pickles from Canning Guide
Recipe notes describe Tomato Butter by cooking tomatoes and apples then combining with sugar until thick. Also details for Small Cucumber Pickies and Corn Pickle with measurements and steps, stressing packing in wood or earthen vessels and sealing for winter storage.
Household Hints and Recipes for Fritttere Two Cups Corn
Corn fritters blend sweet corn milk baking powder eggs flour and salt to form light batter fried on a hot griddle. Lettuce salad with beets and hard boiled egg offers nourishment. Pimento cheese sandwiches use cheese and diced pimentos. Tomato cucumber salad pairs thin slices with lettuce and dressing. Maraschino Coffee blends coffee syrup cream cherries with vanilla ice cream and vichy.
Prohibition Candidate Aaron Watkins Receives Odd Praise
The piece on a Prohibition candidate notes his washday irony as the family’s suds figure in public life. A New York theatre review praises a recent show for its novel plot and strong company, while audiences praised the performance the next day.
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Aaron Watkins
New York
Hard coal men unhappy with terms from coal commission
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania August 28 officers of the United Mine Workers protested the coal commission award granting a seventeen percent wage increase but leaving working conditions in mines largely unchanged. They signaled plans to move immediately to reopen the proceedings to push for better terms from operators.
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Wilkesbarre
Wilson
Anthracite Coal Commission
United Mine Workers
Local visits mark week in The Plains and Logan area
The Plains residents Mr. Will Dodge and Mrs. John Baptist and Mrs. Tom Goodfellow were Tuesday Athens visitors. Mrs. Adam Nash and Charley of Nelsonville were Wednesday guests of Ivy Hawk. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hutchins visited Mrs. Seth Robinson and John Patton in Logan on Friday. Mrs. Carl Giesicke of Columbus spent the past week with Lou Humphrey’s family. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Evans and Pennsylvania children visited their parents here. Miss Anna Scott of Salem was Wednesday guest of Thelma Hawk. John Dicken spent the weekend with his parents near Haydenville.
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Will Dodge
John Baptist
Tom Goodfellow
Athens
Adam Nash
Charley
Nelsonville
Ivy Hawk
Pennsylvania
Anna Scott
Salem
Thelma Hawk
John Dicken
Haydenville
Infantry Marksmen Top National Team Match at Camp Perry
The United States infantry team won the national team match with 3,321 points at Camp Perry Ohio as the Navy scored 3,305 and the Marine Corps 3,300. Ohio civilian took 33rd with 3,082 and Ohio National Guard 35th with 3,073 among 65 teams. The service team match opens today as the closing event of the national matches.
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Perry
United States Infantry
Navy
United States Marine Corps
Ohio
Ohio National Guard
United States Service
Demand for Jury of Women Refused in Toledo Court
A civil suit for 300 dollars brought by a woman in municipal court was denied a jury composed of women. Judge Gosline said the male electors’ jury list was prepared and that women’s equality did not require a separate jury. The trial will proceed with a male jury from that list.
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Toledo
Gosline
Columbus Woman Becomes Notary Public
Miss H. Anna Quinby of Columbus was certified as a notary public by Judge Duncan in Franklin county. She may be the first Columbus woman and perhaps the first in the state to hold the office, made eligible by the woman suffrage amendment. Applications to become notaries are pouring into the governor's office.
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Columbus
Columbus, O
H. Anna Quinby
Duncan
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Quadruplets Born in Columbus Prompt Census Talk
Four babies born to Mr and Mrs Emidio Carducci in Columbus Ohio survived birth marking a first for the state vital statistics bureau. The four infants Michael Leonard Antonette and Petrochi were joined by two older children, and the family considers census results and future birthdays noteworthy.
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Columbus
Lowellville
Ohio
Emidio Carducci
Michael
Leonard
Antonette
Petrochi
State Bureau of Vital Statistics
Bureau
Carducci
Is Your Skin Ablaze With Fiery Itchings
Impurities in the blood are blamed for pimples boils and scaly eruptions that cause burning irritations on the skin. The copy claims disease germs reach the body only through the blood and urges a treatment to cleanse it.
Cure skin diseases with S.S.S. says Swift Laboratory ad
The article argues local skin remedies provide only temporary relief and urges readers to discontinue them. It promotes taking S.S.S. and directs readers to write the Medical Director at Swift Laboratory in Atlanta, Georgia for information about their own case.
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S.S.S
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
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